South Bend and the Men Who Have Made It (1901)

Anderson & Cooley, comps., Tribune Printing Co., South Bend, 1901 — at catalog strength for this town

What it is: the 1901 volume of the checklist: South Bend and the Men Who Have Made It: Historical, Descriptive, Biographical, the county's turn-of-the-century memorial volume, printed by the Tribune's own printing house in the county seat. Its center of gravity is South Bend — the title says so — and for New Carlisle its use is at the margin: the county's business and professional class as the seat remembered it in 1901, in which a town of six hundred appears through its merchants, its professionals, and its sons in the city. Page images stand at HathiTrust (United States access) and at the Internet Archive through the state library guide's outlink; the state library's call is 977.201 S143sa. This build holds the volume at catalog strength for New Carlisle — located, described, its seat and copies named — and the pull list carries the reading of its New Carlisle names as standing work. It is named here in its own article because the checklist requires the 1901 volume identified, and because a build that silently skipped the county's third set work would leave a hole shaped exactly like this book.

Principal sources: Indiana State Library, St. Joseph County holdings guide (read first-hand), for the volume's record, call number, and digitized copies; the volume named and not read for New Carlisle.